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� �` L"�. ��.. _.. ina.n Spillers and carr3.ed. Mr. Rolison will also furnish a copy of his report to each Councilman. REPORT ON RESTAURANT APPLICATION, ZIRELLO AND McMAHON, 3118 BAYSHORE. Building Inspector Kreiss reported that the original application for tentative approval had been sub- mitted by Mr. H. Gambers and the Council had approved this request on August 3otn. The Building Department issusd a permit for remodeling and alterin� the premises at 31i8 ^� Bayshore. Mr. Kreiss checked the pre mises Friday and the alterations are nearin� comp].e- „� tion, however, there was no equipment at hand as get and therefore inspection by the Health Department is not possible. Mr. Frank MeMa.�on, one of the opera�ors of the proposed bar and restaurant, addressed the Council advising that all equipment had been purchased and � was at hand waiting for the floor finishers to complete tY�.eir part of the contract. Equip- ..r� ment will be moved in and installation coramenced in a day or two or immediately after the floor is completed. It develops that the area in which this establishment is located is in a C-3-H district and the only control exercised by the Planning Commi.ssion would be approval of the parking space before opening for business. After further discussion Coun- cilma.n Stout moved tentative approval on the restaurant application, Councilman Granger seconded the motion on the grounds that no department head would state any objection. Fire Chief Ladi stated there was no inspeetion possible until after the equipment has been in- stalled. It was understood that Councilman Stoutts motion to approve the application include the condition that the equipment must meet the approval of the various department heads. Motion carried. SALE OF USED AND SCRAP MATERIALS. ITEM I STEM II ITEM III � ITEM IV ,,,.,,,� BID�ER Cast Iron Steel D essers 5 �eds Chas. E. Lovelace _-- ___ 2 ,pp _ �+ James Bledsoe �25.00 ton 15.00 tan --- ___ Redwood Salvage Co. 27.50 ?.00 --- __- City Iron & Metal Co. 25.00 8.00 --- __.. Louis Noll 32.55 12.00 --- --- Midway Supply and Salva�e 1 .00 7.00 - --.. APPRAISED VALUES �2�}.00 ton 12.00 ton �5.00 �2.00 each Councilman Stout moved that Item I be awarded to Mr. Louis Noll, 1832 Clement Street, San Francisco, at �32•55 Per ton. Motion seconded by Councilman Britschgi and carried. Item II be awarded to James Bledsoe, 665 �ffarrin�ton Street at �15.00 �per ton, secanded by Coun- cilman Spillers and carried. Councilman Royer moved that two of the four wooden dressers be awarded to Charles E. Lovelace at �5.00. Also that t he City Mgnager be authorized to sell the remaining two dressers and five beds at the appraised price without re-advertising. Motion seconded by Councilman Stout and carried. CITY ATTORNEY CURRIE RE: PROGRESS LUMBER CONlPAI�tY ANNEXATION. City Attorney Currie advised that ""�^ Mr. Paul Merner had been in his office discussin� the matter of annexation a nd had submitted w,�, a tentative application for water service which �ill allow the installation of a sprinkler system. Mr. Merner will sign a letter agreeing to accept the provisions of t he annexation proceedings and is prepared to pay the �450.00 fee. The letter has already been signed � and is being held b y the City Clerk. Councilman Granger moved that t he City Attorney pro- � ceed with the necessary action, seconded by Councilman Ro�rer and carried. MR. JAMES JENSEN, JR. REQUESTED THE INFORMATION REGARDING THE PROPOSED REZONING OF THE BLOCK BOUNDED BY HEML4CK, EL CAMINO REAL, CENTRAL AND LINDEN and was advised that the Council . desired more time to study the matter before settin� the date for � Public Hearing. Mrs. D. C. Mor�an, 3�. Center Street also requested information along the same lines and was ;